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Adds a book that helps you find the constellations!

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A simple mod which was influenced by a mod on the Nexus that makes the constellations more noticeable in the night sky.

What it does:
Adds a book entitled "The Astronomy of Tamriel" to the Winterhold College, and all the major cities that helps you find the constellations in the sky. I don't want to spoil it too much, so just open the book and find out for yourself ;). The books are located in the library (naturally) and the Court Wizard rooms ~ well, more like where the Arcane tables are at.

Also, the books in Skyrim are weird because they follow basic HTML coding, but you don't know when a page starts or ends. As a result, the bottom of some pictures got cut off. I would love to have each page look like "The Ritual" page, but alas, I don't know how. And don't say use pagebreak code, because that sent everything on the right pages - the book would be well over 14 pages!

Mods that go good with this:
Enhanced Night Skyrim (A must have for anyone)
SpookyJs Slightly Improved Constellations (http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=1832)

Incompatibilies:
Any mod that alters the area in which the books are placed. I use a lot of mods, and none alter the areas; so for now, there shouldn't be any.

Special Thanks:
SpookyJ
(For pointing out that the Mage is a sort of "North Star" - and getting me to make this mod through mutual interests)
CptJoker71
(He made Enhanced Night Skyrim)
Bethesda
(I hear they made Skyrim)

Any other information that keeps me from copyright stuff?
The pictures of the constellations came from the Skyrim Wiki.
The map was made be me in photoshop.
The text was written by me.

Permissions:
Pretty much the same as every other mod. Don't do stuff with the mod without my permission (except download it...), source me after I give you permission, blah blah all that jazz.